Police Photography of Protesters
One Year of War: The Collapse of Human and Civil Rights Protections in Israel and the West Bank
Pepper Spray as a Means of Crowd Control in Protests
Improper Use of Undercover Police at Demonstrations
False Arrests of Demonstrators
Privacy Violation Concerning Striking Civil Servants
Police violence Against Journalists and Prevention of Press Coverage
There is a Police Force in Israel. It Belongs to Ben-Gvir
Confiscation of anti-war signs by police at demonstrations
Allow the Hadash Student Group to Rally, Marking Nakba Day
Warning letters to Kaplan protest leaders
Following our legal action: Disciplinary matters will be taken against a police officer who harassed female demonstrators on the train
Use of Fire Extinguishers to put out Fire as a Tool to Disperse Crowds
Suppression of Protests During Wartime
Allow a Demonstration Calling for an End to the War
Police Ordinance Amendment – Minister of National Security’s Authority (“Ben Gvir Law”)
The Judicial Overhaul in the Shadow of the War: Attack on Democracy and Human Rights Continues
The Police's Illegal Demand Requiring Permits to Protest
Allow a Demonstration in Tel Aviv Calling for a Ceasefire and the Return of the Abductees
Ensuring the Right to Protest During Wartime